taking the plunge, or atleast trying

[stereorob]

oh you will. stereorobs adventure in the world of vintage tv is just starting..

[magnasonic66]

Originally Posted by fujifrontier

I've started posting about my sets on facebook and have gotten a few snide comments about me being a hoarder... I think I'm just going to keep them to myself from now on

I firmly believe there is a big difference in being a "hoarder" and having too much stuff. Sorry there's always someone around to dump on our parades. Enjoy your treasures, as I do mine.

[VintagePC]

Originally Posted by magnasonic66

I firmly believe there is a big difference in being a "hoarder" and having too much stuff. Sorry there's always someone around to dump on our parades. Enjoy your treasures, as I do mine.

There's a major difference everyone overlooks - hoarders just shove it in a garage and forget about it beceause they have it.

Hoarders:


Us:

[magnasonic66]

I wrote those people with the "1940s" tv set weeks ago, to tell them it was made after 1960, and like I posted somewhere the attitude has to be "well, we know better than you do, we're in the business." Furniture and knickknack dealers, do your homework.

[Glenz75]

Welcome to the 'dark side' Rob ( especially if your set has got no EHT or a weak CRT!)
You'll see that I've been here a while also moved from audiokarma and infact spend more time here than in AK these days! Good luck with your new
TV adventures, in no time you will have a garage or room full of TV sets I bet!
Cheers
Glen

[stereorob]

oh yeah glen, i remember you! i think you were on my friends list there.

[stereorob]

frikkin blows, not one responce to my craigslist want ad yet.